Sentence examples for better remediation from inspiring English sources

Therefore, biotechnological strategy, whereby microorganisms and their extracellular biopolymers are adopted to removing or immobilizing Hg in polluted system is proposed to be a better remediation option.

Future studies should focus on the long-term stability and improvement of clay minerals in order to obtain a better remediation effect.

At high dose rate of 6 kGy per ≈ 50 µs, the removal percentage of organic load in sewage increased up to 60% of its initial load and also showed a substantial improvement in waste water quality with an efficient decrease in organic load that leads to a better remediation process.

Hence study on the uptake mechanism plays a significant role in developing better remediation technique.

Pitfalls of non-biological approaches to Hg removal (Hussein et al. 2004) make a microbial-based technology for the detoxification of Hg in polluted systems a better remediation option.

Understanding the mechanism of metal uptake from the soil to the fruiting bodies helps us to improvise the process by biotechnological tools; hence the study on the uptake mechanism plays a significant role in developing better remediation technique.

As expected from theoretical calculations, CuO-1 is a much better NO remediation catalyst than the other CuO materials despite its relative surface area (15.3 m g−1) being lower than those of CuO-2 (19.8 m g−1) and CuO-NP (29 m g−1).

Microbial perturbations may have significant impact with respect to monitoring the contaminants and finding better strategies for remediation.

With the enhanced characterization possible when geophysics is incorporated into natural hazard analysis, potential risks can be better quantified and remediation plans tuned to minimize the threat most natural hazards present to civilizations.

The obtained results would help to better design a remediation technology to be applied to the sites contaminated with mixed wastes, and the statistical methodologies used in this study appear to be very efficient and could serve as a template for optimization.

Within both education and health care, we need grand bargains that better allocate resources between remediation and prevention.